IS MONEY THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL? WHAT HIDDEN MESSAGES DOES THE BIBLE CONTAIN? The mystery religion of money is being used to shape the public mind of North America and influence the world. The stance taken in this book-Money: The 12th and Final Religion-is that the U.S. government is being driven by a mystery religion. A mystery religion means that it hides in plain sight. In order to remain secret and not be observed, the mystery religion of money moves behind the veil of public religions. We have evidence of this parallel and simultaneous thought process working in the American market system. This process of parallel thought is also recognizable through its contradictions, i.e. U.S. health care, for instance. In the U.S. today, some 47 million people are without insurance to cover health care. The corporate elite say that the uninsured should be covered by private insurance company plans in order to control costs. The obvious contradiction here is that the U.S. has the highest per capita health care costs on the planet. If corporate insurance is already the most costly with the least complete coverage, how could more of the same be better and less expensive? Obviously, some kind of mystery parallel thought process is working in the "Great Merchant" mind. As the book unveils the mystery of the religion of money, with its economic spirit of market forces, we can understand central banks as the Biblical Temple Milcom created for the worship of the secret god Moloch of the mystery religion of money. This lifting of the intellectual veil reveals the simplicity of money creation. Finally, we can answer the questions: What is money? What is the origin of the money process? What is wealth? How does money begin? How does it corrupt? What hidden warnings does the Bible hold for us about money? Softcover, 224 pages.

Money: The 12th & Final Religion

R. DUANE WILLING

TBR Books

This important and timely report from Dr. Fredrick Töben presents his ground breaking new research presented at the Iran Holocaust Conference. Also included: a detailed report from Dr. Töben on the conference; who attended, who didn't; who was punished for attending; what was discussed; dozens of photos of the event, never before published; and inside information you won't find elsewhere. Additionally, you'll hear from other attendees including TBR correspondent Michael Collins Piper, Patrick McNally, Herbert Schaller, Mohamad Hegazi and others. Also a photo tour of Treblinka and why it could not have been an extermination center.

Forty Days in Teheran: Inside the Iran Holocaust Conference

Dr. Fredrick Toben

Salsa Dancing In Gym Shoes

Tammy Oberg De La Garza

Alyson Leah Lavigne

Mary Chi-Whi Kim is a mother of two beautiful Afro-Asian children and a writer and educator who lives in Savannah, Georgia. Her essays, stories, and poems have featured in The New York Times Magazine, NPR's Snap Judgment, The Heartlands Today, Calliope, Calyx, Primavera, Many Mountains Moving, Margie, Women's Arts Quarterly, and Literary Mama. She won two poem commissions from the Multicultural Center of The Ohio State University from which she earned a BA and MA in English Literature. Also gaining an MFA in Creative Writing from Bowling Green State University, she garnered publication for her poetry chapbook, Silken Purse, from Pudding House Press. Her multi-genre creative writing/self-help book dedicated to survivors of childhood sexual assault, Karma Suture, garnered an Honorable Mention in the Writers' Digest International Self-Published Books Contest. Committing two decades to the field of education, she has taught multicultural English literature and creative writing at the Seoul Language Institute, The Ohio State University, and Savannah College of Art and Design.Eunjoo Feaster is an illustrator and graphic designer who receive her degree from School of Visual Arts in NYC. A firm believer in life-long learning, she continued with her education at the Center for Book Arts, SVA Continuing Education, Cooper Union Continuing Education. The Lower Eastside Printshop as well as attending a bookbinding workshop in Czech Republic. She has been published in many different publications such as Calyx, Crone, a. magazine, Kidsart, United Nations, McGraw-Hill Publishing, JK Lasser Publishing. Eunjoo has also worked for many individual clients creating logos, layouts, designs and illustrations. She has also donated her skills, time and money to various charities that empower girls and women. Many years ago, she lived at an elephant village working as an art teacher for the elephants. After having children of her own, she co-founded a Korean preschool with a friend. She lives in NY with her children, husband and an elderly black cat.

할머니와의 슈퍼 설날 (Korean Edition)

Children's Books

김, 매리 지희

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Written and illustrated for 5- to 7-year-olds, this book celebrates grandmas, superheroes without whom none of us would exist, and the cultural traditions they bear that unify and nourish families across space and time. The millennia-old Korean New Year's tradition exemplifies the universal importance of multi-generational family and of immigrant origins.

Super Korean New Years with Grandma

Kim, Mary Chi-Whi

How many people do you know who studied French in school or spent a year abroad in college but now regret losing the language they once loved? Maybe you're one of them. Your eyes stay glued to the subtitles during a French film. Classes seem scary, expensive, or both. A week in Paris, let alone a year in Provence, seems beyond reach. So what could keep your fervor for language alive or reignite it after such a long hiatus? 
﻿In The Heart of an Artichoke, Linda Phillips Ashour and Claire Lerognon take an improvised and informal approach to learning that will reawaken readers' passion for French. This spirited exploration of language, literature, and culture mixes the task-based approach with piecemeal learning for an unconventional alternative to classroom instruction.

The Heart of an Artichoke

Phillips Ashour, Linda

Lerognon, Claire

Peshtigo 1871: Peter Pernin's Peshtigo Fire Memoir The Finger of God Is There! (English and French Edition)

For the first time, the full story behind the legendary Peshtigo Fire survivor's account. A complete edition of Peter Pernin's 1874 French memoir with a fresh English translation by Professor Charles Mercier. A gripping disaster narrative and a must read for anyone interested in North American French literature and culture and American religious history.

Mercier, Charles

Religion & Spirituality

The first complete edition of Peter Pernin's legendary survivor's account of the Great Peshtigo, Wisconsin Fire of 1871, fundamental evidence for the deadliest wildfire in American history: original French text, fresh and readable English translation, and introduction and commentary that locate the work in its social, political, and religious context. Since its first bilingual publication in Montreal in 1874, the memoir has been known to its many readers, among them even wildfire professionals and writers on forest ecology, only in partial reprintings of an inadequate translation.\nPernin's life story (1822-1909), that of a French missionary priest in America, emerges here for the first time from archival sources. His memoir emerges as a considerable work of North American francophone literature whose style reflects both the humane Classical studies and amateur science of a mid-19th century French Collège and the grim humor of Wisconsin lumberjack culture.\nIntended overall as a work of popular theology and theodicy, the work offers more than a gripping survival memoir. Pernin's assimilation as an American went so far as a Catholic priest's enthusiastically amplifying his Catholic understanding of natural disaster with Calvinist theology. It is therefore an important document of French missionary experience in a multi-religious America.\nIn the French Belgian community of the Door peninsula east of Green Bay, Pernin had pastored Adèle Brice (1831-1896), the Marian visionary who had been inspired to establish there a religious community and school. Pernin risked his diocesan standing to argue that the 1871 wildfires had miraculously passed over Brice's community to vindicate the truth of her visions. The memoir is the first published source for those events and therefore, together with other relevant materials published here in an appendix, a document essential to a critical history of the 1859 Robinsonville Mariophany, declared "worthy of belief" by the bishop of Green Bay in December 2010, the first in the United States so declared.\nThis edition of Pernin's Doigt de Dieu is a must read for a critical understanding of Pernin's evidence for the Great Peshtigo Fire as well as for those interested in French literature and culture in North America, American theological and religious history, nineteenth century American immigrant communities, missionary studies, Roman Catholic diocesan politics and ecclesiastica, and studies of visionaries and appearances of the Virgin Mary.

The Word of the Month - Volume 2

Comics & Graphic Novels

Lévy, Benjamin

Arnon, Andrew

Sheppard, Jim

Graphic Novels

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